James Enstrom

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James Enstrom is affiliated with the following schools: Harvey Mudd College, University of California, Los Angeles, Stanford University

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#210

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According to Wikipedia, James Eugene Enstrom is an American epidemiologist who has worked at the University of California, Los Angeles since 1976, where he is currently a retired researcher. Education Enstrom received his B.S. in physics from Harvey Mudd College, where he graduated co-valedictorian of the Class of 1965; he received his M.S. and Ph.D., also in physics, from Stanford University in 1967 and 1970, respectively. His dissertation advisor was Nobel Laureate Melvin Schwartz and his elementary particle physics dissertation is posted on a Stanford website. During 1971-1973 he conducted postdoctoral research in physics in Group A at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, under the direction of Nobel Laureate Luis Alvarez and Professor Arthur Rosenfeld. He became interested in epidemiology in 1972 when he noticed a National Cancer Institute map that showed Utah with the lowest cancer death rate of any state in the United States. In 1973 he was able to initiate an epidemiological study of Cancer Mortality Among Mormons, who comprised 70% of the Utah population. This subsequently led to his Celeste Durant Rogers Postdoctoral Fellowship in Cancer Research during 1973-1976 at the University of California, Los Angeles. In 1976 he obtained an M.P.H. in epidemiology and a Postdoctoral Certificate in cancer epidemiology under the direction of renowned UCLA School of Public Health Dean Lester Breslow.

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Vitamin C Intake and Mortality among a Sample of the United States Population (1992) (588)
Persistence of health habits and their relationship to mortality. (1980) (471)
Environmental tobacco smoke and tobacco related mortality in a prospective study of Californians, 1960-98 (2003) (186)
Geographic correlations between cancer mortality rates and alcohol-tobacco consumption in the United States. (1974) (184)
Health practices and cancer mortality among active California Mormons. (1989) (99)
Colorectal cancer and beer drinking. (1977) (86)
Cancer mortality among Mormons (1975) (84)
Cancer and total mortality among active mormons (1978) (76)
Colorectal cancer and consumption of beef and fat. (1975) (75)
Interpreting cancer survival rates. (1977) (74)
Fine Particulate Air Pollution and Total Mortality Among Elderly Californians, 1973–2002 (2005) (71)
Lifestyle and reduced mortality among active California Mormons, 1980-2004. (2008) (68)
Smoking cessation and mortality trends among 118,000 Californians, 1960-1997. (1999) (65)
The relationship between vitamin C intake, general health practices, and mortality in Alameda County, California. (1986) (62)
Rising lung cancer mortality among nonsmokers. (1979) (59)
Second primary cancers of the head and neck following treatment of initial primary head and neck cancers. (1988) (52)
Trends in mortality among California physicians after giving up smoking: 1950-79. (1983) (50)
Mortality among health-conscious elderly Californians. (1982) (46)
Cancer mortality among Mormons in California during 1968--75. (1980) (42)
Cancer mortality among a representative sample of nonsmokers in the United States during 1966--68. (1980) (28)
Smoking cessation and mortality trends among two United States populations. (1999) (28)
Cancer mortality patterns around the San Onofre nuclear power plant, 1960-1978. (1983) (25)
Beam characteristics of a new generation 50 MeV racetrack microtron. (1995) (25)
Environmental Tobacco Smoke and Coronary Heart Disease Mortality in the United States—A Meta-Analysis and Critique (2006) (22)
Multiple sclerosis among Spanish‐surnamed Californians (1978) (21)
Air Pollution and Mortality in the Medicare Population. (2017) (21)
Fine Particulate Matter and Total Mortality in Cancer Prevention Study Cohort Reanalysis (2017) (19)
Counterviewpoint Vitamin C and Mortality (1993) (16)
Reassessment of the role of dietary fat in cancer etiology. (1981) (16)
Cancer mortality among low‐risk populations (1979) (16)
Vitamin C in prospective epidemiological studies. (1997) (14)
Defending legitimate epidemiologic research: combating Lysenko pseudoscience (2007) (13)
Analysis of Gas Expansion in a Rarefied Atmosphere (1972) (12)
Lapboard modification to help support a flaccid upper extremity. (1980) (7)
CANCER NEAR A CALIFORNIA NUCLEAR POWER PLANT (1985) (7)
Response to “A Critique of ‘Fine Particulate Air Pollution and Total Mortality Among Elderly Californians, 1973–2002” By Bert Brunekreef, PhD, and Gerard Hoek, PhD (2006) (7)
A NUMERICAL METHOD FOR CALCULATING INTERIOR BALLISTICS (1970) (6)
Vitamin supplement use and mortality. 1. Study that found no relationship is challenged. (1994) (5)
Authors' reply (2003) (4)
Calculation of Gas Expansion in a Rarefied Atmosphere (1971) (4)
X-Ray Scattering by Atoms According to the Thomas—Fermi Model with Quantum Corrections (1973) (3)
Particulate Matter is Not Killing Californians (2012) (2)
Interior Ballistics and Gun Flash and Smoke (1969) (2)
Epidemiological and Clinical Aspects of Ascorbate and Cancer (2001) (2)
N overbar N and N overbar D Interactions -- A compilation (1972) (2)
Smoking and longevity studies. (1984) (2)
Misleading BMJ USA editorial. (2003) (2)
Convergence of the Series Expansion for the Thomas—Fermi Function (1967) (2)
An Indexed Compilation of Experimental High Energy Physics Literature (1978) (2)
Measurement of the Two-Photon Decay of the K0L Meson (1971) (2)
SOLUTION OF THE THOMAS--FERMI MODEL WITH QUANTUM CORRECTIONS. (1971) (2)
Defending Tobacco-Related Research at the University of California re: Philip Morris Pulls the Plug on Controversial Research Program (2008) (1)
The Lancet's call to ban smoking in the UK (2004) (1)
Epidemiology of Vitamin C (2017) (1)
AIDS AMONG HOMOSEXUAL MEN IN CALIFORNIA (1986) (1)
Dr. Enstrom's Response (1983) (1)
anti NN and anti ND interactions: a compilation (1972) (1)
Fine Particulate Matter and Mortality and Diesel Regulations in California (2010) (1)
Response to Criticism of “Fine Particulate Matter and Total Mortality in Cancer Prevention Study Cohort Reanalysis” (2018) (1)
Second primary cancers following initial treatment of patients with head and neck cancers (1986) (1)
"Critique of CARB Diesel Science, 1998-2010" (2010) (1)
Reassessment of the Long-Term Mortality Risks of Active and Passive Smoking (2006) (1)
Assessing human epidemiologic data on diet as an etiologic factor in cancer development. (1982) (1)
Passive smoking (multiple letters) (2003) (0)
Convergence of the Series Expansion Solution to the Thomas–Fermi–Dirac Equation (1971) (0)
Vitamin Supplement Use and Mortality: 3. A Rejoinder from Enstrom (1994) (0)
Interpreting the epidemiologic evidence concerning environmental tobacco smoke and coronary heart disease (2017) (0)
Leukemia from atomic fallout. (1979) (0)
MEASUREMENT OF THE TWO PHOTON DECAY OF THE K/sub L/$sup 0$ MESON. (1970) (0)
FINE-STRUCTURE CONSTANT NUMEROLOGY (1971) (0)
The Long-Term Mortality Risks of Active Smoking and the Need for a Reassessment (2006) (0)
Epidemiological and environmental radioactivity studies around the San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant (1982) (0)
X-ray scattering by atoms by using the Thomas--Fermi model with quantum corrections (1973) (0)
VITAMIN SUPPLEMENT USE AND MORTALITY. I: STUDY THAT FOUND NO RELATIONSHIP IS CHALLENGED. AUTHOR'S REPLY (1994) (0)
An Alternative Approach to Air Pollution Epidemiology in California (2006) (0)
Letters (2003) (0)
Session Title: Ethics and Epidemiologic Decision-Making for Population Benefits (2012) (0)
Evaluation of Catalytic Needs of the DOD. (1974) (0)
Smoking cessation among California physicians: an example of cancer control. (1984) (0)
The Epidemiology of Vitamin C (2008) (0)
Contralateral Breast Cancer Following Treatment for Initial Breast Cancer in Woman (1989) (0)
Staff/Founders Circle/Board of Trustees (2020) (0)
Combating Lysenko Pseudoscience (2018) (0)
Unusually Low Mortality Rates among active California Mormons, 1980–2004 (2006) (0)
Epidemiology Shows That Vitamin C Helps Us Live Longer (2007) (0)
P-P DIFFERENTIAL ELASTIC SCATTERING CROSS SECTIONS: PREDICTED AND OBSERVED SLOPE CHANGES (1972) (0)
Background must be examined. Authors' reply (2003) (0)
Updated Meta-Analysis on ETS and CHD Mortality in the US (2018) (0)
Cancer Mortality California During Among Mormons 1968-75 1 , 2 in (2012) (0)
Measurement of the decay K{sub L}{sup 0} yields {pi}{sup 0}{pi}{sup 0} (1972) (0)

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